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| − | | Developer = [[Tandy | + | | Developer = [[Tandy Corporation]] |
| − | | Released = 198?-??-?? | + | | Released = 198?-??-?? |
| − | | Type = Protocol | + | | Type = Protocol |
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| + | | Platforms = {{HardwarePlatform|DOS|DOS}} | ||
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Tandy DAC is an audio protocol used on RadioShack's Tandy 1000 SL, TL, and RL series of computers. The DAC functions in a similar manner as the Speech Thing, and with software, could even emulate the device. However, the Tandy DAC can take advantage of DMA, making it much less processor intensive. The 8-bit DAC could sample at frequencies up to 48 kHz.
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Emulation Status
The following programs emulate the Tandy DAC:
- dosbox.com - DOSBox.
- oldskool.org/pc/tand-em - Tand-em, a Tandy 1000 emulator.
